A Whitehall Review article denouncing the public feeding of reptiles featured a headline comparing it to this conflict. Martin Farquhar Tupper wrote violent poems on his recommendations for this conflict. One notorious incident in this conflict saw William Hodson strip three captives naked, shoot them dead at Bloody Gate, and dump their bodies at a police station. One precipitating cause for it was the implementation of the "doctrine of lapse" devised by (*) Lord Dalhousie. It was kicked off by the attempted assassinations of Mangal Pandey. Other actions during this conflict include a massacre of women and children af
A Whitehall Review article denouncing the public feeding of reptiles featured a headline comparing it to this conflict. Martin Farquhar Tupper wrote violent poems on his recommendations for this conflict. One notorious incident in this conflict saw William Hodson strip three captives naked, shoot them dead at Bloody Gate, and dump their bodies at a police station. One precipitating cause for it was the implementation of the "doctrine of lapse" devised by (*) Lord Dalhousie. It was kicked off by the attempted assassinations of Mangal Pandey. Other actions during this conflict include a massacre of women and children after the Siege of Cawnpore, as well as Colin Campbell's defense of Lucknow. Set off in part because new rifle cartridges were thought to be soaked in beef or pork fat, this conflict resulted in the dissolution of a certain company and the formation of the British Raj. For 10 points, name this 1857 rebellion in India initiated by the namesake group of native soldiers.
A Whitehall Review article denouncing the public feeding of reptiles featured a headline comparing it to this conflict.
{Sepoy} Rebellion or {Mutiny} [accept {Indian Rebellion} of {1857} until the {final line}, accept {India's} First {War} of {Independence} and equivalents, prompt on {Indian Revolt} or {Rebellion}]